Amana, [Savage, George]; Hervey, James. The Catholick Question at Boston; or An Attempt to Prove that a Calvinist is a Christian, (according to the proper signification of those names.) Containing also, More Remarks on "American Unitarianism," and A Reply to a Layman's Enquiry, "Are you a Christian or a Calvinist?" To which is added, Three Letters on Mr. Tompkins' "Calm Inquiry." by the Rev. James Hervey. Boston: R. P. & C. Williams, 1815. First Edition. [12368]
Removed, no wrapper, 7 1/2 x 5 inches, 115 [1] pp., dark damp stains throughout. The final leaf is tattered at the edges. Fair. Pamphlet.
"Monroe, Francis & Parker, Printers, No. 4, Cornhill" on the verso of the tp.
"Amana" is named as Rev. George Savage at WorldCat.
The "Catholick Question at Boston," according to the author, is, "Whether Jesus Christ, who was the child born, was also the mighty God?" - p. 13.
An examination of Unitarian writers and preachers with a refutation of their views. The three letters by the Rev. James Hervey on the same subject are pp. 73-114.
Written partly in response to John Lowell's Are you a Christian or a Calvinist? published the same year.
